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Jaws for air conditioning crimping tool - blue
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Product code: KLIMA SZCZĘKI NIEBIE
Barcode: 2000010055753
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Description
Air conditioning crimper jaws – blue
Blue crimping jaws are replaceable working elements designed for manual air conditioning hose crimping tools. They allow for precise and durable crimping of fittings on hoses used in air conditioning systems. The blue color coding facilitates quick identification of the variant and selection of the correct crimp size. Before purchasing, ensure that the jaws are compatible with your press model.
Key features
- Designed for manual air conditioning hose crimping tools.
- Blue color for easy identification of the element.
- Guarantee of a stable and durable connection between the hose and the fitting.
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HYDRON hydraulika siłowa
Kujańska 6a
77-400 Złotów, Poland
+48 67 350 53 69 kontakt@hydron.com.pl Report a product safety issue
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HYDRON hydraulika siłowa
Kujańska 6a
77-400 Złotów, Poland
+48 67 350 53 69 kontakt@hydron.com.pl Report a product safety issue